Aviation hopes and war news from across the globe
Secretary Daniels in Washington predicted a two year horizon for a Pacific crossing aircraft. Reports from London describe the Furious deck flight and other naval movements. In the U S Nicholas Steelink receives a prison term for criminal syndicalism while plasterers gain wages and carpenters strike. Hungary eyes a military dictatorship with Admiral Horthy to lead. William of Germany withdraws deposits from Zurich as revolutions loom. Daylight saving faces opposition from Spokane’s central labor council. Investigators seek clues in Ruth Reed case as more Chicago disappearances surface. Japan denies fortifying former German islands. Police arrest fifteen drug users linked to a homicide in Seattle. A streetcar crash in Zanesville kills a woman and injures others. Detroit votes to bond for a municipal street railway. An aviation medical service in the army aims to cut fliers fatalities. British sources note high early war aviation deaths stem largely from pilot defects.
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Washington
Daniels
Senate Naval Committee
Pacific
London
Vigo
Los Angeles
Nicholas Steelink
San Quentin
Denver
Vienna
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Loos
Geneva
William
Germany
Zurich
Berlin
Spokane
Central Labor Council
Ruth Reed
Chicago
Jeanne Anna de Kay
Hull House
Lake Michigan
Japan
Shidehara
Europe
Seattle
Blackie
Elmer Cady
R. E. Scott
Zanesville
Rollis Perry
Detroi
James Couzens
Detroit United Railway
Army Medical Corps
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Livingston Resident
A Livingston Montana resident Mrs M Clark 209 South C Street reports long use of Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble backache and dull kidney ache with lasting relief since first use. She urges others not to experiment with untried medicines and notes price of 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Doan
Livingston
Montana Briefs From Across the State Summary
Fergus Burdick named postmaster at Fergus. Havre elects A L Ritt mayor. Conrad forms oil drill company and ships potato seed. Flathead navigation resumes. Malta forms fur rabbit breeder firm. Forsyth loan association planned. Lewistown elects Roundup club president. oil group formed. Billings bonds for water and school measures fail and passings noted. Helena water plan and sheep grazing permits reported. Missoula hosts interscholastic meet May 11 15. bankers’ meeting set for Hunters Hot Springs May 31. Roundup weekly debuts. Missoula coldest April day in 12 years.
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Fergus
Frank L. Burdick
Havre
A. L. Ritt
Conrad
Polson
Flathead Lake
Malta
Forsyth—Forsyth
Lewistown
Bert d’Autermont
H. W. van Dusen
Billings
Columbus
Antelope Point Dome
Missoula
American League of Women Voters
Women Voters
Yellowstone County
Roundup
Montana
Montana Bankers’ Association
Hunters’ Hot Springs
J. A. Mayer
Great Northern
T. G. Schesler
Yakima
Washington
Fort Benton
Missouri
New Orleans
Amanda O’mary
Chapman O’mary
O’marys
Tennessee
Butte
John D. Ryan
Wall Street Journal
Miles City
H. A. Rogers
Yellowstone
Cascade
Dan E. Ban
Spokane
War Department
Republian
Havre Loan & Credit Company
W. L. Eckley
State Bank of Windham
Tom Penny
Great Falls
Bozeman
Sol Levy
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Stephen Byrne
Sylvester J. Prenatt
Prenatt
Tom Williams
Byrne
Andrew Brady
Theodore Chrones
Gust Andros
Bryne
Merchants Fined by Inflation Myth and Public Trust
The essay argues that Montana merchants faced hostility during inflation, arguing profiteers were stock jobbers not retailers. It critiques House Bill No. 14 and Order No. 4, claims prices rose from inflation, and asserts merchants absorbed costs to serve customers. It credits merchants with honesty and notes broader economic benefits of inflation.
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Montana
Trade Commission
Potter’s Field
United States
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Statistical Department
Lauzier - Wolcott Company
Herbert Johnson
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
By Warren S. Schuck
Federal
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